Most Frightening/Intimidating Boxer of ALL TIME: ALL must BOW

Get in the ring with this man,---- get DIARRHEA FAST. Totally terrifying. Top 5 ATG HW EVER.
Would blow away every single HW in history besides Ali, maybe Lennox Lewis (?), def. he'd blow away the Klitschkos in a couple rounds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tau2O1WHXhQ

Ahh, Big George, the hypothetical monster. The guy that beats them all.... Except the guys he didn't. But surely all others. Surely only the guys that beat him could beat him. Surely.

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Originally Posted by Ron Swanson

Ahh, Big George, the hypothetical monster. The guy that beats them all.... Except the guys he didn't. But surely all others. Surely only the guys that beat him could beat him. Surely.

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Inadequate points festooned with sarcasm are the epitome of unsuccessful discourse.

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Originally Posted by Ron Swanson

Ahh, Big George, the hypothetical monster. The guy that beats them all.... Except the guys he didn't. But surely all others. Surely only the guys that beat him could beat him. Surely.

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Inadequate points festooned with sarcasm are the epitome of unsuccessful discourse.

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sorry, I assumed you were joking. I never know because.....well, you must know why people don't know if you are joking

The two most intimidating boxers of all time were the two best punchers of all time!

MIKE TYSON and JULIAN JACKSON

George Foreman was a scary dude but in a mummy/zombie kind of way. Then he became a big goofy fuck and started and selling grills, and became not intimidating at all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=herrJp3Ai-I

'Most Frightening and Intimidating'

A fighter who won the most bouts by striking 'fear' into his opponents,
and to frighten them into a 'frozen body'.

Heavyweights
#1 ...... George Foreman
#2 ...... Joe Louis
#3 ...... Jack Dempsey
#4 ...... Sonny Liston
#5 ...... Mike Tyson
#6 ...... Max Baer
#7 ...... Joe Frazier
#8 ...... James J. Jeffries
#9 ...... John L. Sullivan
#10 .... Earnie Shavers {For the First 3-Rounds}
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"That was my list, exactly."

Abbe Lane

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George Foreman: most intimidating at a buffet.

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Ahh, Big George, the hypothetical monster. The guy that beats them all.... Except the guys he didn't. But surely all others. Surely only the guys that beat him could beat him. Surely.

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Lol. Can't agree with you, I understood and appreciated exactly what he was saying. Lol

The 'two' most frightening things that can happen to a person.

#1 ..... Meeting 'Big George' Foreman at Center-Ring.

#2 .... Cutting in front of Kelly Clarkson at an 'All-U-Can-Eat-Buffet'.

https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/i...FWmfXr6K_oNfUI

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Ahh, Big George, the hypothetical monster. The guy that beats them all.... Except the guys he didn't. But surely all others. Surely only the guys that beat him could beat him. Surely.

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Inadequate points festooned with sarcasm are the epitome of unsuccessful discourse.

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sorry, I assumed you were joking. I never know because.....well, you must know why people don't know if you are joking

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@Ron Swanson perhaps I misunderstood your post...

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'Most Frightening and Intimidating'

A fighter who won the most bouts by striking 'fear' into his opponents,
and to frighten them into a 'frozen body'.

Heavyweights
#1 ...... George Foreman
#2 ...... Joe Louis
#3 ...... Jack Dempsey
#4 ...... Sonny Liston
#5 ...... Mike Tyson
#6 ...... Max Baer
#7 ...... Joe Frazier
#8 ...... James J. Jeffries
#9 ...... John L. Sullivan
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"That was my list, exactly."

Abbe Lane

http://www.bigbandsandbignames.com/abbylane.jpg

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This is a good list, but I notice people are sticking to the heavyweights here. There have been some pretty scary customers in the other weights too.

Roberto Duran
Stanley Ketchell
Iran Barkley
Margin Hagler
Nigel Benn
Bob Foster

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This is a good list, but I notice people are sticking to the heavyweights here.

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I list #2 as Julian "THE HAWK" Jackson, who was the p4p hardest puncher of all time! :cool:

Light Heavyweights
#1 .... Bob Foster
#2 .... Archie Moore
#3 .... Bob Satterfield
#4 .... Victor Galindez
#5 .... Joe Choynski {Best fighting weight}
#6 .... Dwight Braxton {Dwight Muhammad Qawi}
#7 .... Lloyd Marshall
#8 .... Eddie Gregory {Eddie Mustafa Muhammad}
#9 .... Matt Franklin {Matthew Saad Muhammad}
#10 .. Michael Moorer

Honorable Mention
* Ezzard Charles
* Harold Johnson
* Mauro Mina {Great fighter from Peru}
* James Scott

The only thing frightening about Iran Barkley was his horrendous face...

Iran was a gang member so I guess that's also scary.

Iran brought a machete to the press conference before the James Toney fight. Guess it didn't really work because James gave him a monumental ass whipping.

Middleweights
#1 ...... Carlos Monzon
#2 ...... Harry Greb
#3 ...... Robert Fitzsimmons
#4 ...... Marvin Hagler
#5 ...... Stanley Ketchell
#6 ...... Charles 'Kid' McCoy
#7 ...... Sugar Ray Robinson
#8 ...... Bennie Briscoe
#9 ...... Tony Zale
#10 .... Billy Papke
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"Yes, that could be quite intimidating. Sometimes, more than you can handle."

Elizabeth Montgomery

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Light Middleweights
#1 ... Julian Jackson
#2 ... Mike McCallum
#3 ... Thomas Hearns
#4 ... John Mugabi
#5 ... Sugar Ray Robinson {His best weight}
#6 ... Terry Norris
#7 ... Charlie Weir
#8 ... Julio Cesar Vasquez
#9 ... Tony Ayala Jr.
#10 . Koichi Wajima
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"You better give it to me one more time. So that I'll have it 'deeply' logged in correctly."

Elizabeth Montgomery

http://ts1.mm.bing.net/th?&id=JN.baI...d=1.9&rs=0&p=0

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Light Middleweights
#1 ... Julian Jackson
#2 ... Mike McCallum
#3 ... Thomas Hearns
#4 ... John Mugabi
#5 ... Sugar Ray Robinson {His best weight}
#6 ... Terry Norris
#7 ... Charlie Weir
#8 ... Julio Cesar Vasquez
#9 ... Tony Ayala Jr.
#10 . Koichi Wajima
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"Now that's the best list I've ever seen. Much better than mine, even"

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The only thing frightening about Iran Barkley was his horrendous face...

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I'm fully convinced that one of the KDs on Van Horn was him slipping in a puddle:-X It was one of the most charged and amped up I've seen a guy. Scowling menace The Blade!

Nobody beats Hearns in a staredown contest.

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Ahh, Big George, the hypothetical monster. The guy that beats them all.... Except the guys he didn't. But surely all others. Surely only the guys that beat him could beat him. Surely.

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This is one of those threads that someone starts and someone else makes them look silly and it becomes their thread.

This is now Ron Swansons thread.

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Light Middleweights
#1 ... Julian Jackson
#2 ... Mike McCallum
#3 ... Thomas Hearns
#4 ... John Mugabi
#5 ... Sugar Ray Robinson {His best weight}
#6 ... Terry Norris
#7 ... Charlie Weir
#8 ... Julio Cesar Vasquez
#9 ... Tony Ayala Jr.
#10 . Koichi Wajima
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"Now that's the best list I've ever seen. Much better than mine, even"

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Well, Thank You. Thank You, Very Much.

Welterweights
#1 ..... Sugar Ray Robinson
#2 ..... Thomas Hearns
#3 ..... Ray Leonard
#4 ..... Felix Trinidad
#5 ..... Mickey Walker
#6 ..... Jose Napoles
#7 ..... Fritzie Zivic
#8 ..... Jose 'Pipino' Cuevas
#9 ..... Carmen Basilio
#10 ... Kid Gavilan
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"Well yes, that list is quite impressive. But wouldn't you rather drive a Buick."

Elizabeth Montgomery {1965}

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I would put Vitali Klitschko up there and a prime James Toney with the scowl and skill set he possessed.

Light Welterweights
#1 .... Henry Armstrong
#2 .... Aaron Pryor
#3 .... Roberto Duran {Best fighting weight ~ 1976 thru 1978}
#4 .... Saensak Muangsurin
#5 .... Julio Cesar Chavez
#6 .... Nicolino Locche
#7 .... Antonio Cervantes
#8 .... Bruno Arcari
#9 .... Kosta Tszyu
#10 .. Juan Martin Coggi
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"You know. Some things just get 'harder-and-harder'. I like that."

Elizabeth Montgomery

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Honestly i find Ali and Holyfeild to more intimidating then guys like Foreman or Tyson reason being is because they were crazy and feared nothing. Those types that don't really break mentally and don't shut done when things are getting rough are people that you worry about.

Lt Heavy Michael Moorer. The guy came off borderline certifiable! Johnny Tapia, Jeff Fenech and Jose Luis Lopez.

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Ahh, Big George, the hypothetical monster. The guy that beats them all.... Except the guys he didn't. But surely all others. Surely only the guys that beat him could beat him. Surely.

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This is one of those threads that someone starts and someone else makes them look silly and it becomes their thread.

This is now Ron Swansons thread.

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@Vendettos Not only have you demonstrated your myopic view on that provincial interpretation, but you have proven to all the most world-reknowned Boxing Experts like Gil Clancy, Angelo Dundee, Emanuel Steward, Kevin Rooney, Al Certo, Lou Duva, Eddie Futch, and a whole host of other All Time Great boxers like Archie Moore for example, that you don't know JACK SHIT about who almost ALL of those people say hands-down was the MOST INTIMIDATING FIGHTER OF ALL TIME---

BIG.....................GEORGE.................... ..FOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRRRRRREMANNNNNNNNNNN!

But hey, you can atleast take that TV Dinner out of your mouth for a sec and keep blowing your father

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Light Heavyweights
#1 .... Bob Foster
#2 .... Archie Moore
#3 .... Bob Satterfield
#4 .... Victor Galindez
#5 .... Mauro Mina
#6 .... Dwight Braxton {Dwight Muhammad Qawi}
#7 .... Lloyd Marshall
#8 .... Eddie Gregory {Eddie Mustafa Muhammad}
#9 .... Matt Franklin {Matthew Saad Muhammad}
#10 .. James Scott
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Michael Moorer falls 'just short' of the Top 10.

Ezzard Charles, while quite possibly the best Light-Heavyweight of All-Time,
was 'not' an intimidator. He just 'boxed' your ears off.

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Middleweights
#1 ...... Carlos Monzon
#2 ...... Harry Greb
#3 ...... Robert Fitzsimmons
#4 ...... Marvin Hagler
#5 ...... Stanley Ketchell
#6 ...... Tony Zale
#7 ...... Sugar Ray Robinson
#8 ...... Bennie Briscoe
#9 ...... Roy Jones
#10 .... Billy Papke
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"Yes, that could be quite intimidating. Sometimes, more than you can handle."

Elizabeth Montgomery

https://s.yimg.com/fz/api/res/1.2/wZ...0/0lizback.jpg

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Nigel benn and Gerald McClellan should be on the list. They were frightening monster punchers.

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Middleweights
#1 ...... Carlos Monzon
#2 ...... Harry Greb
#3 ...... Robert Fitzsimmons
#4 ...... Marvin Hagler
#5 ...... Stanley Ketchell
#6 ...... Tony Zale
#7 ...... Sugar Ray Robinson
#8 ...... Bennie Briscoe
#9 ...... Roy Jones
#10 .... Billy Papke
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"Yes, that could be quite intimidating. Sometimes, more than you can handle."

Elizabeth Montgomery

https://s.yimg.com/fz/api/res/1.2/wZ...0/0lizback.jpg

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Nigel benn and Gerald McClellan should be on the list. They were frightening monster punchers.

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Elizabeth Montgomery

On Nigel Benn and Gerald McClellan.

While those Middleweights were tremendous punchers, they were just outside
the Top 10.

Both, Roy Jones and Billy Papke were more intimidating, based on overall talent.

On Iran Barkley. He was frightening in the 'ugly-as-sin' face department. But on
the overall, he's not Top 10 worthy.

Lightweights
#1 .... Roberto Duran
#2 .... Benny Leonard
#3 .... Joe Gans
#4 .... Lew Jenkins
#5 .... Ike Williams
#6 .... Oscar 'Battling' Nelson
#7 .... Chango Carmona
#8 .... Alexis Arguello
#9 .... Edwin Rosario
#10 .. Andy Ganigan

~ Honorable Mention ~
* ...... Joe 'Old Bones' Brown
* ...... Mando Ramos
* ...... Ken Buchanan
* ...... Hector Camacho
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"For a group of 'Lightweights', that is a fine and upstanding list. That will be 'very hard' to beat."

Elizabeth Montgomery

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Vitali and oliver mccall would be in the front line of my army.

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Vitali and oliver mccall would be in the front line of my army.

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Yes. True but.

You could also add 'Old-Timers'.
* Sam Mcvea
* Harry Wills
* Ed 'Gunboat' Smith
* Fred Fulton

They frightened everybody.

Ron Swanson and Vendettos are intimidating when they get their "Old Man Butt-Hurt" about when we say George Foreman was most intimidating: you see Big George porked them both up the ass in front of their girlfriends, then their girlfriends asked Big George if he could pork THEM up the ass, too. So now Swanson and Vendettos are all "porked-out" and so are their chicks, asses ripped apart by Foreman.

George Foreman, January 1, 2011:

"I really ripped them 2 boys hard up the ass, then their girls were drooliing for it, too, so what the hell I porked all 4 of them, plus I went to chop wood and knock some more ~bums~ out who just could manage to do a rope-a-dope against me while I wailed away at their kidneys and spleen until they had blood in their urine for 3 weeks"

@Bill Paxtom
@Vendettos
@Ron Swanson

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The 'two' most frightening things that can happen to a person.

#1 ..... Meeting 'Big George' Foreman at Center-Ring.

#2 .... Cutting in front of Kelly Clarkson at an 'All-U-Can-Eat-Buffet'.

https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/i...FWmfXr6K_oNfUI

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is that that bird that won pop idol?

you can tell shes american

i still wud tho

So much for vintage FFS :rolleyes:

Old Timer

Charles 'Kid' McCoy > was a 'mean bastard' at Middleweight. He loved to 'rip' his
opponents face apart.

Height ......... 5' 11 1/2"
Reach ........... 76"

Famous for the 'Corkscrew Punch'.

http://cyberboxingzone.com/images/mc...les-kid-22.jpg

I think I find Iron Mike more intimidating than Foreman.

Foreman never beat up anybody bigger than himself.

Mike Iced dudes the size of Foreman as if they'd never boxed a day.